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Hi All;
VTS, I have looked at your old postings, So, I have some questions .. In your Bleeder Resistor -- What did you use or replace the Bad Bleeder or Bleeders with ?? Check, to make sure that not only you have the correct value but also wattage.. and of course wiring.. Your next posting was asking about your power supply/ bleeder voltage.. What did you find there ?? And what did you do to correct that ?? Either one of these issues could possibly be the cause of your current problem.. Retrace your work against your schematic.. and get the Riders/RCA manual for the 630.. It may give you additional insight into something.. Once I get my Caps taken care of, I may be looking at some of the same issues.. As I have a couple of the bleeder resistors to replace as well, just not the same ones as you have.. And a Ton of wires to re-connect to the right/correct place.. Not that it will help, it may not, but I took alot of pictures, while taking each cap out, before and after I removed each wire, until the cap had no wires on them.. Starting with the cap fully wired.. I know I have some wires to replace, as the insulation came off.. Good Luck !!!!
THANK YOU Marty
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